Item: places that are almost certainly in Eerie Indiana

[friendof_dorothy]

Saw this image set on my dashboard and thought that it may be of interest :-) 

As said by Spookysouthwest: 

I’ve traveled to a lot of unique places around the Southwest, and I’ve seen plenty of strange things. But believe me when I say that nothing I’ve encountered so far has made me quite so uncomfortable as this creepy hotel in the tiny town of Tonopah, Nevada, 200 miles from Las Vegas.

What a profound mystery. Is it owned and operated by clowns? Is it open only to clowns and clown truckers driving very tiny trailers? What’s the rate for 16 clowns in one room? Why is it located directly next to a graveyard?

Comments

[froodle]

If you see a paper boat, under no circumstances follow it to see where it goes

[evilinsanemonkey]

I was wondering when It was gonna come in...

[froodle]

I feel confident saying that where the clown hotel is concerned, IT has been there the whole time. Probably since before they poured the foundations. Waiting. Watching. Feeding.